Clinton Stimpson wrote:
But you'd only ever do that with the cpack bundle generator, right?
In a very narrow set of circumstances, yes. Normally, it never comes up.
Why not use the drag-n-drop generator instead? Then you won't have to go outside the install prefix. This is one of the reasons I contributed the drag-n-drop generator.
My recollection was that the drag-n-drop generator handled the one-binary-per-bundle use case well, but isn't general enough for my situation (multiple binaries, multiple external libraries, shared data, etc). Where does the drag-n-drop generator install files within the bundle?
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